Dragon Hotend Vs V6 at Adolph Grier blog

Dragon Hotend Vs V6. I use a e3d v6 and dragon, and can swap them out in just a few minutes but i don't have a preference on one vs the other. Trianglelab dragon hotend v2.0 super precision 3d printer extrusion head for v6 hotend for dde ddb direct drive bowden. Now, there are multiple variations on the sixth version of their hotend (the e3d v6), each intended for increasingly higher flow rates to really get filament flowing. 450°c rated for larger temperature operating range. It is more rigid, has a copper heat block for better thermal stability, and less heat creep in the design. Anyways, with a good extruder and the only limiting factor being the hotend you could expect to get around: Go with the phaetus dragon hotend if you want a similar hotend for a lower cost with slightly less precision and simpler installation on v6 printers. Dragon is straight up better than v6.

It is more rigid, has a copper heat block for better thermal stability, and less heat creep in the design. Trianglelab dragon hotend v2.0 super precision 3d printer extrusion head for v6 hotend for dde ddb direct drive bowden. Anyways, with a good extruder and the only limiting factor being the hotend you could expect to get around: 450°c rated for larger temperature operating range. Now, there are multiple variations on the sixth version of their hotend (the e3d v6), each intended for increasingly higher flow rates to really get filament flowing. Go with the phaetus dragon hotend if you want a similar hotend for a lower cost with slightly less precision and simpler installation on v6 printers. I use a e3d v6 and dragon, and can swap them out in just a few minutes but i don't have a preference on one vs the other. Dragon is straight up better than v6.

Dragon Hotend High Flow 3D printer Extrusion Head Compatible w/ V6

Dragon Hotend Vs V6 I use a e3d v6 and dragon, and can swap them out in just a few minutes but i don't have a preference on one vs the other. I use a e3d v6 and dragon, and can swap them out in just a few minutes but i don't have a preference on one vs the other. Dragon is straight up better than v6. Trianglelab dragon hotend v2.0 super precision 3d printer extrusion head for v6 hotend for dde ddb direct drive bowden. Go with the phaetus dragon hotend if you want a similar hotend for a lower cost with slightly less precision and simpler installation on v6 printers. Anyways, with a good extruder and the only limiting factor being the hotend you could expect to get around: Now, there are multiple variations on the sixth version of their hotend (the e3d v6), each intended for increasingly higher flow rates to really get filament flowing. 450°c rated for larger temperature operating range. It is more rigid, has a copper heat block for better thermal stability, and less heat creep in the design.